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# Deployment

Comprehensive deployment guides for Bindplane Server and Collectors across virtual machines, Kubernetes clusters, Docker environments, and Google Cloud Marketplace

This section contains comprehensive deployment guides for Bindplane Server and Collectors across various platforms and environments. Choose the deployment method that best fits your infrastructure and requirements.

## Deployment Options

### [Virtual Machine](/deployment/virtual-machine.md)

Deploy Bindplane Server and Collectors on virtual machines using system packages or Docker containers. Includes guides for Ubuntu, CentOS, RHEL, and other Linux distributions.

### [Kubernetes](/deployment/kubernetes.md)

Deploy Bindplane Server and Collectors on Kubernetes clusters with Helm charts, YAML manifests, and operator-based deployments. Includes high-availability configurations and production best practices.

### [Docker](/deployment/docker.md)

Deploy Bindplane Server and Collectors using Docker containers and Docker Compose. Perfect for development environments and containerized deployments.

### [Google Marketplace](/deployment/google-marketplace.md)

Deploy Bindplane Server directly from the Google Cloud Marketplace with pre-configured settings and automated setup.

## Choosing Your Deployment Method

* **Virtual Machine**: Best for traditional infrastructure, on-premises deployments, and environments with existing VM management
* **Kubernetes**: Ideal for container-native environments, microservices architectures, and cloud-native applications
* **Docker**: Perfect for development, testing, and containerized environments
* **Google Marketplace**: Quickest setup for Google Cloud Platform users

## Next Steps

After deploying Bindplane Server:

1. [Install your first collector](/readme/install-your-first-collector.md)
2. [Build your first configuration](/readme/build-your-first-configuration.md)
3. [Configure monitoring](/production-checklist/bindplane/monitoring-bindplane.md)
4. [Set up high availability](/production-checklist/bindplane/high-availability.md) for production environments


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